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Almond & Sunflower Seed Tuiles

30 September 2014 by Eileen

This is another recipe from The Secret of Cookies by Gu Huixue. In her book she has a recipe to bake almond tuiles. Instead of using all almond flakes, I am using a mix of sunflower seeds and almond flakes. Also one of the ingredients is cake flour which I replaced with plain flour.

Almond & Sunflower Seed Tuiles

Ingredients:

  • 25g plain flour (sifted)
  • 15g white strong bread flour (sifted)
  • 75g softened butter (diced)
  • 125g icing sugar
  • 3 egg white
  • 100g almond flakes
  • 100g sunflower seeds

Method:

  1. Heat the butter (like how you would melt a chocolate bar) until it has melted.
  2. Mix plain flour, bread flour and icing sugar together and add the egg white. Whisk until it is well mixed.
  3. Add the melted butter into the mixture and stir well.
  4. Add in the almond flakes and sunflower seeds and mix well.
  5. Cover the bowl with cling film and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
  6. As I don’t have the portioning template frame for making the tuiles, I used a cookie cutter by filling it up with cold mixture.
  7. Bake in the oven at 150°С (fan assisted oven) for 20 minutes.
  8. Quickly remove it, trim around the edge and either drape the tuiles over a rolling pin or on the grill wire as shown.
    almond & sunflower seed trim side
    almond & sunflower seed tuiles on wire rack

This is a very crunchy tuile filled with lots of nuts and seeds. My husband and I love the crunchiness! The colour of this tuile is not very appealing as it looked a little greenish due to the sunflower seeds, but they taste great. If you prefer other types of nuts, you could give it a go! Good luck!

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Comments

  1. HonestMum says

    6 October 2014 at 7:22 pm

    Wow incredible baking endeavour, these look fab! Thanks for linking up to #tastytuesdays

  2. Helen Costello says

    3 October 2014 at 7:38 pm

    Your baking is so fascinating at the moment – I can never imagine what you might come up with next! Thanks again for joining in with #Bakeoftheweek x

  3. freefromfairy says

    1 October 2014 at 11:47 am

    Wow these look really lovely and adding the nuts and seeds is a great way to add nutrients! I wonder if they would work with gluten free flour. You have got my brain planning!

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